Over the past two weeks, the news has been covering the traumatizing earthquakes in Haiti. But it took a seven point earthquake followed by another one days later to portray a true natural disaster at its worst. One University of Tampa student in particular, Pascal Milien, has been affected personally both...

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Season Opener Baseball: The 2010 baseball season opener was postponed on Feb. 2 due to inclement weather. Following a three-game weekend road series Tampa will return home on Feb. 10 as they take on SSC rival Rollins. The Spartans finished the 2009 season ...

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Remember last fall’s Spartan Blackout? The concept was devised by the University of Tampa Athletic Department last year. Spartan Blackout is where UT’s home fans fill the venue with as many black shirts as possible in support of the team during a ...

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Ever since they were born, the Messina twins have been surrounded by one sport and one sport only, basketball. Gianna and Catriana were born into a basketball family. Both their dad and brothers played. “Our two older brothers played basketball, and our ...

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The University of Tampa tennis team’s season opener was delayed one day due to weather concerns. Rather than opening the season on Feb. 5, UT will host SSC opponent Rollins on Feb. 6. The Tampa squad is composed of nine women, five ...

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Born in Maryland, growing up a Baltimore Orioles fan, Andy Freed was certain of his future career; he wanted to be a broadcaster. “This is always what I wanted to do with my life. A lot of kids want to be ...

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The University of Tampa baseball team’s season opener was postponed on Tuesday Feb. 2 due to inclement weather. A make-up day for Tampa’s home opener has yet to be announced. The Spartans are coming off a 39-17, 16-8 SSC season in which they had four players taken in the MLB draft.

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On a rainy Gasparilla Saturday, UT women’s basketball rained on Florida Tech’s parade. The No. 14 Tampa Spartans (18-2, 8-1 SSC) came back from a first half deficit to defeat Florida Tech (10-10, 2-7 SSC) 75-62 at the Martinez Center. The visiting ...

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Becoming a part of the media in the sporting world does not come easy. Many individuals wish to acquire a job in the sports broadcasting industry, but because of its competitiveness, only a small portion reach their goal. Steve Duemig, ...

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By: Michael Hunt, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Apparently, the only thing iffier than a football in Brett Favre’s hands during the playoffs is a retirement decision in his head. The good thing is his American Hamlet act is now playing at theaters throughout ...

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Colts will win Super Bowl XLIV(44). And the reasoning is plain and simple. The Colts have Peyton Manning, who I believe is the greatest quarterback of all-time, regardless of a win or loss in this game. No one commands a team ...

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For the UT women’s basketball team, good things come in twos – and threes. Twin sisters Gianna and Catriana Messina combined for 11 three-pointers as they helped lead No. 16 Tampa (17-2, 7-1 SSC) to victory Jan. 23 at the Martinez ...

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